Clinton News-Record, 1963-01-10, Page 12It
lt s Becoming a
HABIT
with People in the
CLINTON
AREA
• •
INSURING WITH
K. W. COLQUHOUN
It's A Real Pleasure to Add the Fleischauers to the long
List of Those Who Look To Us For Complete Protection.
WE APPRECIATE THEIR TRUST IN US
AND EXTEND TO THEM OUR
SINCERE BEST WISHES !
.1111.1.10111.11.11N11"
Best
Wishes
TO BILL, RUBY and DOUG FLEISCHAUER
on the opening of their beautiful
ELM HAVEN
Motor Hotel
We're Proud i3etause
They Chose to Serve
YORK
ICE CREAM
IN THEIR BEAUTIFUL bINING
ROOM and SNACK BAR
Manufactured
1963 SOMERSET MODEL
Page '127,-,41inton .N.ew;4ecof4,,,Thur;., 40n, 10, 1903
Elm Haven Rooms Fully Equipped
The spacious rooms in the 20-unit Elm Haven Motor Hotel are fully equip-
ped for luxury living for patrons. Each unit has a television, telephone, wall-to-
wall carpeting and an outside entrance, as well as an entrance onto the cor-
ridor that leads to all of the Elm Haven facilities. Ten units have two single
beds, while the others have double beds. A four-piece bath is installed in 12 of
the rooms, while the other eight have a three-piece. Each of the rooms is
heated with electric heat and all are air-conditioned. (News-Record Photo)
-Fleischauer Family
Take Pert In Operation
The management chores at
the ultra-modern. Dhn Raven
Motor Ifotei will be n "family
affair" with all the members
of the Fleisehauer , family tali-
ing part.
Over-all management of the.
operation will be carried on by
Bill„ with the aid of his
year-old. son, Doug,
The dining. mom will be un-
der the watchful eye of Bill's
wife, Ruby, and she will be
assisted by Doug's wife, Barb-
ara.
Bill and Ruby, who moved
to Clinton from Stratford 16
years ago are well acquainted
with restaurant work, success-
fully operating their snack bar
down town since moving here.
Previous to that, Ruby work-
ed in a Stratford restaurant,
while her husband was in the
shoe business in the classic
city,
Doug also helped around the
snack bar before .inoving to
London where he was associat-
ed with Scales and Roberts and
lately with a Montreal firm,
He was married to the for-
mer Barbara. Parker, a year
and a half ago and the couple,
have a three-month old daught-
er, Dena Lee.
And while his duties have
yet to be named, 11-year-old
Dennis is also ready for action
when he isn't attending to his
studies at Clinton Public
School.
The Fleischauer family have
been responsible for choosing
most of the furnishings for the
Elm Haven, which was built
by Kerricthian limes of Lon,.
don,
Architect for the structure .
was. Mike Wells.
The name for the new Motor
hotel was used when the fain-
Hy discovered a large number
of elms on the lot.
"I wanted to call it Oak
Haven"', Doug explained, "Ina
I couldn't find anything but
elm trees',
The use of the name 711imbor-
lane Room was also adapted
to the general surroundings of
the location and the rustic de-
cor used in the building,
0 -
MACHINE AGE
A century ago, some 79 per-
cent of the total energy used
for work was supplied by ani-
males; 15 percent by human be-
ings; and only six percent by
machines. Today, it is esti-
mated that animals supply one
percent of our work energy;
humans three percent; and ma-
chines the remaining 96 per-
cent.
0
MUSCLE POWER
To generate energy equal to
one kilowatt-hour of electricity,
a man would have to lift a
100-.pound bag of cement four
feet off the ground more than
6,500 times, Or a man weigh-
ing 150 pounds would have to
climb a 1,000-foot flight of
stairs 18 times to generate that
one kilowatt-hour's equivalent
energy.
Whether It's a House or a Hote • • •
Mr, Alex Munn is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don.
Mr, and Mrs. Herb Stratton
and family, Ltcan, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Minnie
Sangster.
Misses Ruth Ann Traquair,
and Ruth Ann Hume, St. Th-
omas, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mc-
Queen.
Mrs. Minnie Sangster, who
spent the holidays with mem-
bers of her family, has return-
ed home.
Mr. Lorne Hay is a patient
in Scott Memorial Hospital,
Seaforth, and is recovering
nicely from an operation.
Mr,. and Mrs. George Ingram
and Mrs. Earle Sproat were
New Year's guests of Mr. Allen
Johnson of Kippen. Mrs. Sproat
also attended a family Chris-
Mas dinner party of 20 at the
Dufferin, Centralia.
Special figure skating inst-
ruction lessons were held in
Seaforth during Christmas
holidays under the private in-
struction of Mr. Arthur Bourke
Stratford. Those attending
were Mary Pattinson, Aylmer;
John Hubbell, Corunna; Mary
Sills, Seaforth; Judy Harms.
worth, Sarnia; Bruce Brady,
Seaforth; Pauline Bell, Hens-
all.
Mr. John Hyde, Windsor;
Mrs. Wallace (Louise) Step-
henson, Exeter; Miss Jean
Hyde, London; Mr. and Mrs.
P. (Evelyn) Yacknovets, Osh-
awa; Miss Marjorie Hyde, Lon-
don; visited at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
ex Hyde, Kippen, and attended
the funeral of their uncle, John
Hyde.
WI Executive Meets
The executive of South Hur-
on District WI held a meet-
ing on Saturday, January 5
at the home of Mrs. Fred Beer
Hensall, with 19 ladies present.
All branches were represent-
ed including the 'Juniors.
Plans were finalized for the
60th anniversary banquet to be
held in Exeter Legion Hall on
Monday, January 28.
Honor Bank Manager
The citizens of Hensall and
community are having a fare-
well dinner in honor of Mr. K,
K. Christian, manager of the
Bank of Montreal for the past
eight and a half years, who has
received word that he is being
transferred to Napanee. Din-
ner will be held at the Hensall
arena, Tuesday, January 22 and
tickets may be obtained at
Wilson's drug store, Joynt's
men's wear and Crest hard-
ware.
Kin Pay ice 'Time
T h e executive meeting of
Hensall Kinsmen was held at
the home of president John
Heal, Thursday. The service
committee reported $98,00 has
been paid to Hensall arena for
ice time for minor hockey so
far this year, and also reported
over $500 will be spent for min-
or hockey this season. Plans
were finalized for the CKNX
barn dance to be held at Hen-
sall arena this month.
KERNOHAN
QUALITY
WORKMANSHIP
Serves the
HURON COUNTY AREA
KERNOHAN INTERIOR CRAFTSMANSHIP
DISPLAYED IN TIMBERLANE ROOM
The "KERNOHAN"
Organization is
Proud To Have
Designed, Built
and Furnished
The Fine ELM HAVEN
MOTOR HOTEL
LOUNGE and
DINING ROOM
• 1030 ADELAIDE ST.
NUWAY BUILDING
For Pictures of Homes and Prices Call
GE 9.1411 IN LONDON
or Write
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Builders of the Kernohan Home
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